Field Studies

We all know that zombies will become more frail over time, due to their bodies (very much slowed) decomposition. However, in these cold winter days might their bodies cease to decompose at all? To be sure, a frozen zombie is a less-threatening zombie, but how about days when the weather is just above freezing? Is a refrigerated zombie more inclined to be preserved to infect again?

I would say that more experimentation would need to be done; zombies in labs subjected to various field conditions, except that laboratory zombies is asking for a zombie outbreak. Even though a studied zombie may contribute to our cause, the risk for infection is too high. All it takes is one slip-up for the world to become overrun with the undead.

So with this in mind, I ask, please report any field results you may have found during the course of eliminating the undead menace. Surely, someone out there has encountered the undead and perhaps had a chance to observe them in various situations.

Meanwhile, we are being hit by yet another snow storm in the Midwest, so refrigerated zombies are not an issue for tonight.